Examples of using Is expected to continue in English and their translations into Arabic
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Capacity building, particularly in the protection area, has been prioritized and is expected to continue in 1999 and into the year 2000.
The Tadić trial proper commenced on 7 May 1996 and is expected to continue until October or November of this year.
Interest from civil society reached unprecedented levels during the COP and CMP sessions in Copenhagen, and this involvement is expected to continue.
In particular, oil is the most important energy source, and is expected to continue to be so for decades to come.
The situation deteriorated during 2009 due to the impact of the economic crisis, which is expected to continue in 2010.
Despite the increased demands in connectivity, the global cost per transaction has been reduced, and this trend is expected to continue.
The prevalence of overweight infants and young children has been rising steadily in recent decades and is expected to continue to rise.
The development of border management sites and associated tasks is expected to continue in the 2009/10 period owing to delays in the establishment of maritime locations and delays in the deployment of the contingent-owned maritime vessels.
The current proposals, therefore, represent the continuing phase of a" catch-up" programme, which is expected to continue through the medium-term plan period and which these organizational units have the capacity to implement within the existing establishment.
Overall German growth in 1995, however, is forecast to continue to be boosted by the strong recovery in the eastern Länder(provinces) where output is expected to continue to grow by at least 8 per cent.
The programme is expected to continue over a two-year period, at the end of which approximately 3 per cent of the current international staffing table will be nationalized, with staff graduating from the programme taking on the functions.
East Africa is expected to continue to lead the five regions with a growth rate of 6.6 per cent, followed by West Africa(6.4 per cent), Southern Africa(6.3 per cent), North Africa(6.1 per cent), and Central Africa(5.4 per cent).
That trend is expected to continue in 2011, although the political unrest in North Africa
The combination of the threats posed by criminal activity and the illicit economy will continue to be of concern to the United Nations, particularly with regard to local power struggles over access to resources, which is expected to continue to fuel a complex and fluid conflict.
The rise in inflation reflected the impact of high and rising global food and fuel prices, as well as low global interest rates as a result of monetary easing in major developed economies. Such monetary easing is expected to continue in 2012 and the near term as a policy tool for governments to stimulate private demand.
Such activity is expected to continue.
This trend is expected to continue.
This trend is expected to continue.
It is expected to continue in 2000.